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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-16
WOLFI

or EaclS Lep.osv Ia disease Which is considered
incurable but il has yielded 10 tac curative prop
critics Of SwIFT's SPEClrIc--new known al over
the world as s. ). s. Mrs. Bailey, OF West Somer
Vi.lc Mass, near Eoston. WAS attacked scvcrGlyear
a-o with this lGcoes black cruption aud was treat
cd by the best medical talcBt, Who cen 4 only say
that the disease WAS q spcc.cS az IF.PRCSY
ard conscQut ntly ineuralc. It is Impossible 20 de-
SCRIBE her euaelinrs Her tly from the crown of
her head TO lie sules ef her feet was mass Of dc
cav tic flesh roiiing CT aud leaving great cavities
Her Eu~cTs fcsiefed several nails dropped of
al one time Her limbs contracted by the fearful
liberation, and forycsrs size DID not leave her bcd
IT r WEIGHT VAS lp0nctc + n l2S 10 GO lbs. One
fti.f ilIa OF Ltr coaaitg0n can he CLEAN fcm
the that t,.rcs lnEaCso 81 Cosmoliuc &C oint
merit were used per week IN dressing her sores.
ElEaay The pl.s~ie lars acknowledge their defeat
byts Lack Wolf, and commended The Sufferer
10 her a,l-wiSe Greater.
Her husband heat iEg wonderful reports Of Swifts
SaeciGc Is. S. S. prevailed on her 10 try it as q
last resort. She began its usc under protest, but
soon found that her system was being relieved of
the olson. as the sores assumed rcd and healthy
color as though Tie blocd was becoming pure and
active. Yrs. Eacy continued tho $. s. 5. u"tl last
February; every torc Nas lcalcd; shc discarded
chair ard crutches. and vas for the fin - time In IL
years a we'll woman. Ile- husband. Mr.. G.. A. Ba
Icy, is in business at TX Blackstone Street, Dos
ton and will take pleasure in giving the details of
this wonderful cure. Send TO us for Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases, mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-03-16

He viii give you satisfac ionl He make
nrst-class set Of single Harness for $500
And q double set for 228OO
fHand-Made.
Repairing promptly astended to at reasonable
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
!. s. MCCANN.
n0sasshj "a Marlamn AYD
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our new Year Edition.

The New Year edition Of the HER
AID for 1888 will be the most complete
publication of the kind yet issued in
Southern California. 1t will contain a
vnst amount of statistics Of our pro-
gross, and of descriptive articles ofthis
section. The edition will be of man.
moth proportions, and will afford the
best medium for advertisers over put
before our people. The space is nearly
al taken. Work on this edition will
soen begin. 1t, therefore. behoovef
those who desire space, or given num-
bsr of the issue to leave their orders
aS TIE desk in our business Office at q
very early day.
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1t seems that every body is not salts
fed with the location of the National
Soldiers Home 1T santa Monica. The
lind, it is stated, is not at all tilted ior
| the purpose. rnis Is not surprising.
Our friends down south are euterpris-
lng and public--piriied, but even they
can hardly DO expelled to give two Ut
three hundred Thousand dollars worth
OF tneir best land to The rienest
government in the world. 1t is al
ways well to pay fair price for any.
thing, II it is desired TO got just what
Is wanted. -iSan jose Herald.
Where did the Herald learn the
fact alleged and the reasoning founded
o. tho allegation? There is not one
whisper thas the land 10 net fitted for
The purpose, The committee say it
is, and they saw it before making
their selection. Every one who
knows the land knows that it is suit
ablo for almost any PURPOSE and pre-,
ominently 80 for this ore. Nor is it
out OF the way for this rapidly grow
Ing section 20 make just such gifts for
Just such purposes. If San Jose or
San Francisco or Sacramento
want a postoffice building they
haveio take jus. !thss location the Fel-
s'.1 -. 49, ;ernmsnt selects, because the
Government has to pay sar it. 1t
would not pay such slowly-growing
towns to give a site for such buildings.
When we want a postoffice there is a
great pull to get it pl ICED in certain
parts OF the city. We are growing
here at breakneck speed, and such
a thing as postofice tends to turn
the tide of investment and improve
meat in certain directions. There
fore, as o sound business propo-
sition, we Just club together,
buy a site aud present it
to the Government. The rise of pro-
petty in that vicinity pays us back
many fold. So with the Soldiers
Home. The location at Santa Mon
ica will draw large wave OF inves-
tors and improvers in that direction,
The people who give the six hun
dred acres, own there three times al
many thousand Of acres. They will
get their money back. These are
facts hard Of comprehension TO slow
going communities, but they are al
plain to us.
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The Chicago Tribstns has gone back
on Mr.. Blaine. Wise Mr.. Medill take
Mr.. Blaine's an.i-reform tariff views
Ne the occasion for his detection. The
bolt Of Medill's paper is serious. 1t IL
power in the great Northwest.
N ,st's caricatures in Ha'per's Weekly
cut no SIN IL figure in the last cam
paiyn. What havoc will Medill's
great batteries mark in the next! The
Blaine Claque is alarmed, and propose
as an Offset to the Tribune detection
to set afioat a new journalistic venture
to stem tho tide. Hero is what the
New York Times says of this:
They will have their labor for their
pains. The Chicago Tribune cannot
ne replaced by ready-made journal,
nor nv any established journal with
comi,Iete change of policy. They
will find that the strength of news
paper as q political instrument lies in
the respect the public has for its sin
,.erity. its judgment and its energy.
It may occur to them that even the
Tribune was not powerful enough to
save Blaineism in 1884, and the ioss
If it's support now is more serious he
cause its present attitude is more con-
-i>tent with its life-long reputation
than was its course of that time. Men
with money, no matter how it was
g)t, can buy a newspaper if there is
one in the market, or can start ore
If they choose to spend enough, bur
they cannot Iuy the reputation or the
character that makes the reputation;
that alone gives any real value to a
newspapers advocacy of political
party VI political leader.
That is Just the whole matter in
nutshell. The force of newspaper
is like that of an individual. 1t de-
ponds on character. Character is
growth of years. The best journal is
not a leader of public opinion to the
extent OF being years ahead Of the
public in matters of great importance.
The really influential paper is always
conservative in it's policy, and to make
q somersault would be its death.
The wise paper usually goes along
with the public, .tep, perhaps.
ahead, but it leads the public with it
in all its views, and they progress
Pari passu by we'll considered
de.oosrees. In 1884 the Chicago Tribune
was with Blaine because Blaine was
with the Republican party. Ia spite
OF this consensus Blaine and the Tib-
une were defeated. In 1855 the Trib-
une is determined to be consistent, to
uphold the party. Mr.. Blaine is out
with an ill-advised manifesto, in
which he casts Republican policy,
like Macbeth's physic, to the dogs.
He tears the platform Of 1884
plank from plank and makes
political kindling- wood of it. He
rips up Pc ident Arthur's ness &c
leaf from leaf, and proceeds to put Lis
revolutionary torch to the heap, and
max campaign beacon light of it.
The Tribune sees that Mr. Blaine is
really nuilding the funeral pyro of
his party, and wisely seeks to quench
its flames before they gain too much
he I'd.
The Tribune knows it is upheld in
this by the brains, the real leaders of
the Republican party. 1t goes with
them, and would hold the rest of the
party back from following MIR. Blaine's
we'd and radical policy to suicidal
death. No aedgling Newspaper can
b, founded to off-eJ the Tribuae.
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At Rest.

The sad news was received at this
office last tight that d. NJ. Berry, un'
til recently an attache OF the HERALD
had passed away from the scenes oil
earth, at the residence OF his daughter,
NJ 8. K. +. Waite, of San Fernando.
Mr.. Be. nv has been suffering great
deal for long time past, but witnln
a month seemed to be recupeiating.
The last visit he made to this offics.
led his friends 10 think he might re-
cover to sec many years of usefulness
still. But at the lat his falling away
mu have been very rapid, and his
death rather sudden. The cold wave
no doubt FASTENED the end.
Mr.. Bery's death will leave many
sore heart behind him. Few poo.
plo in this portion of the State are &c
well-known as he was. From Fresno
to San Diego all the old-timers knew
him we'll. Aud he was only known to
be highly appreciated for many noble
traits Of character. where he Wa
we'll known he was always loved. ID.
NJ. Berry was honest in every express
sion If his face az well as in ever,
W r,l he uttered. He was as true as
~'eel to his convictions. and to his
friends. He stood as the Nestor Of Los
Angeles journalism, and in that most
trying OF call ngs he won fast friend
o up and respect from all who came in
contact With him. His was u ready
and eloquent pen, and it was always
used for good cat-e and the defense
OF the ght. Berry was man OF
very rare requirements. His mind
was q storehouse of the most vaiu.
able facts, and he knew we'll how to
use his knowledge with telling effect.
His work on this journal was always
most highly appreciated by it's owners.
who parted with his services with
great regret.
ID. NJ Berry was colonist as well
as a journalist. He founded Pasadena
some fifteen years ago. HIS selection
Of that spot for his exploits il sutii-
cient proof OF his wisdom. For all
who have come since have emphati-
cally approved o, his choice. He
loved the place with the affection of d
father. and watched with keen delight
all its improvement and growth.
Slr. Berry Was born il one of the
northern counties of the State Of New
York, and was at the time of biz.
Heath about 65 years old. His life
wasa very checkered one. He taught
scho in his native place. He was
at one time in a largs commission
business in Brooklyn, n Y. Later,
he removed to indianapolis, Indiana.
where he as professor in s.hool Of
learning, and afterwards journalist
From there he came to Pasadena
as leader of tn, colony, and no has
lived in this section contiuuousl,
since then. He was il the first Re
publican Convention ever held in tht
State Of New York, and he held TO
the tenets OF the founders of tina,
party to the moment of his death.
ID. ~, Berry Was remarkable
man. His .aind and BODY came fron
natures moul!, endowed with grea'
and robust energy. a year ago he
bounded up a long fight Of stairs as
sprightly az boy. His thick mass U.
hair carried hardly Q trace made b,
the cold fingers of age. With bright
eye, full OF intelligence, and his fra nix
kindly look. he seemed booked to liy,
to treat aos: His des....., ca,tses pro.
found grief, and leaves among larg,
circle OF frie, DIS void hard to FIJI
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trees now eleven years old. FIVE
q res arc in Mnscat grapes sevenyears
old from tie cuttings, and the oihe,
five acres are in apricots, peaches,
apples, pears and walnuts, sever
years old. Three years ago, when hi
ci rus orchard was eight years old
q ID the deciduous trees and yinet
o ly four years old, the revenue dc,
r we'd from the twenty acres was:
Sales Of fruit from ten acres of or or; oas 50
anges and lemons.. ....+.... I'll sOao.es
Sales of fuit from five acres Ut
Mu.cat grapes -. .......... 1,023.32
'A'1 sp ri ,tS peaches and apples. IS 62
Total =. SO COS SO
Two years since the income was:
Sales of fruit from ten acres of or, roo az
anges aud Il mons sp2,fco.VU
sales OF fruit from Ave acres OF
Muscat grapes ...,............. clS.oS
Sales OF fruit IRON five acres Of
apricots, peaches, apples, etc.. W 80
Total So, e66.2l
Tho figures for the past year Iusl
closed are not yet available, bat it Il
estimated that they will range from
$4,000 to $500 all told. The owner OF
this little bit of property states that
he does not expend over 5000 in taking
care of his trees and harvesting his
crops. If then he gets $4,000 for the
sales of the past year lie has q net re-
suit of $4,000, or 5000 an acre. That
land is worth $25o0 per acre, and is 3
cheap buy at that figure.
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To ourists.

New arrivals in the city cannot send
back to their friends at the old home
. more acceptable memento OF their
visit here than a copy of the Illus
rRATED G. A. R. HERALD. A very
small number remains ON sale at this
office.
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PrahihI,ion Polities.

The Icc-water party is vigorously
- work preparing for the next Ma
tfonsl campaign. The Republicans
have decided to hold their Conven-
tion in Chicago early in June. The
Democrats have taken no action yet.
bat the Prohibition bolt from the Re-
pablioan camp will assemble in Con-
vention at indianapolis on June sixth,
some days earlier than the regular
Republican Convention. The object
Of this Is manifest. Notice is thus to be
served on the party of great and liberal
promises to reform, but which never
does reform, that the Prohibition issue
must be met squarely this time. Here
= the Nemesis of the Republican
party. The Prohibitionists claim that
shcy hold the balance Of power in
Now York, New Jersey, Ohio and
. large proportion of Pennsylvania
enough in twelve counties of this last
State to turn the tide in the whole.
The purpose OF these Peep is to put
. National ticket in the field
next year. Their ultinlatum to the
Republican party is, "Come to our
views, stand on our platform or We
will defeat you." We believe they
ARC powerful enough to carry out THE
programme to the letter. 1t is we'll
known how well they performed this
sask in the local election in this city
the other day. We believe trey car
cause tho Republican party to lose
The election in California next fall,
and we believe they will exercise
their power.
1t is very evident that Republican
politicians believe and fear the same
thing. The party press teens with
able reasoning tn 81
49,. .Aow the Ice-water
...rty that 1t has nothing to expect
from tho Democracy. aud that its
true friends are in the Republican
party. II Is another case Of loves
labor lost. The deaf adder never
stopped its cars more persistently to
the voice OF the skillful charmer, than
The Prohibitionist has closed his toall
the pleading, reasoning and promising
Of the Republican political iugglcr. The
advocates OF Adams sle will not be
convinced Oh this head. For TWEEN
ty-avc years they have been eating
ne air prcmi crammcd by insin-
zero pledges that the whisky stills
vould be closed. On this diet the re-
form capon has grown lean until
he Is on the point Of political collapse
ewing to severe depletion. He will
now bsvc his bond. The reform
pound Of flesh must now be forthcom
ing, and there is no persuasive Ports
Mat san turn aside the keen knife
II will cut SO ruthlossly ant
= deeply into the hypocritical po'ic'
of false promises that the subject vii
surely bleed TO death. There is onll
ono way to harmonic the Prohibition
iaetion to its parent body, the Repub
Hsan party, and that is by making tbs
ohsAi1n the body, and converting the
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ANAL number Of liberal Republican .
hire may be to form the faction. In
this case the tail has grown SO large
that it is drawing away all the strength
fir IN the body, and win inevitably
wag the dog.
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An use TSrnts.
0aANp OPERA HoUsE-"Count OF Monte
0Flsto."
AnnoRY HAlL-Campaninf Concert.
HAZARDS PAvILIoN-"Lights O. London"
BATfLB OF GETTYSBURG.
WASHINGTON GARDENS.
RxrH STREET BASE BALL GROUNDS.
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An experienced fruit grower at
Santa Ana furnishes his local paper
with statement as TO the profits
realized by him from twenty acres.
Zen acres are get to orange and lemon
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HOLIDAY NUIICE-iN UhDLh TO In.
Al duce my cust,mers 10 come early, anc
% lessen the rush of the last few days be-
tore Christmas, sill give Five Per Cent
discount on oil purchases made before be-
cmbcr Goth. Come early, mean busincts
i2-tf q. A. wiDNEY. % n. Main a.
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sN NoTfCE--LUS ANGELES OIL CO.
49, The annual meeting of the stock
oilers OF the Los Angeles OIL Company vii
). held on Monday, the I'd day OF January
! 1888, at l 80 p. NJ, OF that day in room No
I, the Office OF C. L. Thorn, and the Office OF
he company in awyer's Block, on Tempt,
treet, city OF Los Angeles, for the purpose o.
,iecting Directors for the ensuing year auf
nay hegally come before it. W. J. NELLY,
d. I'd SECRETARY
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waNrEH,-ssTuATseNS.

>->-'>-~--~- -4--~>-->-
CIrUAIi0N WANTED AS MANAGER OR
- steward. Thorough Eastern hotel ex,e
fienee; aieo, situation rs second steward or
carver. Address H. c.. this office. c21-3i+
SITUATION WANTED BY MAN AND
y wife; the man is competent to take ell
tire charge OF ranch or the barge III
no SEES aud general gardening; the wife tn
10 general homework; both are reliable and
briug with them the hest Eastern references.
4 ddreS- Gardener. this Office. dec2l 81
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n insure insertion in the DAILY HERALD
II An new advertisements Except eisssinenl
~ veil Is changes, they must be handed III
&ufore o'clock p. ".
All Advertisements to be inserted In the
WFgrLY HERALD, must be handed IN po'
lofrv than Thursdav noon.
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All THEkEi-MY orAMr -,AAI..v
"A FRIEND, / HAVE BARGAIN Fol-
you. Can yol beat tn Sc prices? Set OF 5
COCA complete amused, 40c; set z A san.
25c; :; II ndIfas 2nr; Ha ii, zoe; q Sal
Va or, 2'ic; New Fo Midland, 15c; L. Hun
gary, 15c; 10 Ru-sia, Zoe; IL Nicaragua
rare, unu ed. 81; 3 Berg .dori, 1ne; 4 PeTsia
ofrle' al. soc: 10 ,g cd, different. includiui
a,es s os; 60 diofS aatEY inc ir
log NJ Ida liz, San Domingo, ATgeutint
Pers q, Bolivia, &c, Csc. Latest Interna
10, "a Stamp A ibu ms at New York prices
t,-wit: Boards, half clvth, $3.50; clio
magnificent, gilt. $3.50; Goth, magil Fl
equity gilt, and p inted on one side, OF fn,
hea y paper, only $3.50 N" better Christ
N as dit TOR our boy or girl. Rememb
these goods are shi ..pe evpressaga, or mail.
prepaid, on re, ipt OF Postal Order. Fort,
ninth edition catalogue OF stamps, com
plete. 28c Circu srs free upon o, plicarioi
| illnsfrattd coin catalo ne showing my buy
! ing rates, sent post paid, 10 cents
Why be clam an, seed kssA when 70,
| can do better almost ut your very door
carry The largest assortment OF genuin,
| Foreign Postage Stamps at the lowcsf price
| in America. / have had 16 years expert
| @ ce as stamp dealer In the East. and an
| In constant com municatlon with STAMP
collectors In all parts of the civilized word
| my facilities in seer rins all Aids of rar,
starr ps are therefore unsurpass. d. E. r
GAMBS, Coiu and Stamp Dealo.r. "a Mont
| goo, cry street, San Francfco. Ettsb ishet
1879. C THIS advertisement OFT for fu
ture reference. as 1t will appear bnt ans
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NoR sALE-HARpER TRACT.

Close to the Ellis, Wells and st. James
Park Traeis
streets are all graded, graveled anGturbed,
md all the lot will have cement sidewalks,
and you will say this Is the cream of the city
SOC this before pics are advanced.
Also,
Fine lot covered with choice fruit trees,
close to University, $3.50
Also,
Large lot between Main Ut. and Grand
ave-. bargain at $500.
Also,
Two fine lots close to Washington street
car line. Cheap at 1890 for both.
See MILLER d. HERRIOTT.
=" T. At new offire. 3i N. Srring st
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DOR SALE--NINETY ACRES OF RICH
Il cuitivatable land at Fullerton, three
miles from Anaheim; 60 acres Of vineyard,
foreign vines in healthy condition. or
cellar, containing about $4,000 gallons OF
wine: tanks, punches, etc. plenty u alter;
houses, cows, etc; agricultural imnlemens
and some furniture. Price. $50 600; terms
easy. Must be cold within so days. L.
SCH NlDT, No. Arcadia street, opposite
Post Office de161r
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE from adjacent
wwus. especially solicited
nem,tnnces should be made by draft
eneck. Psstofice order or postal note the
lanasr sAsuid be sent for all sums less than
~ doflsrs
yoB Parrfrxe DxPAHTNHrr-0wing TO our
ssoa$ay inoreassd facilities. we are prepared
= exesute all kinds Of Job work In SO
ppFanr manner. Special attention VIII be
efvsm DO commercial and legal printing, and
e, crders win DO promptly filed at moderate
once Of Publication. IS North Spring
swee&, Los Angeles. Telephone NO LOO
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me papers Of al delinquent mai SUI
.a,16ev. ~ the los Auoe'ea DAILY HERALr
mn Is promptly discontinued hereaffer
~ reoera win Be sent to subscri bers 6y
80 .riess the same nave been paid for II
sSvSsoe This rule is infexible
AYERS q Lynch.
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NOR RENT-THE NEW QUARTZ HOTrL
r. being completed will be lease on liberal
term Can be filed with guests at once; 81
sleeping rooms; all latest appliances; situa-
ion finest possible; long noted for health
All Sante Fe trains stop at station. For terms.
,'tc., apply tn CHA5. CASSAT DAVIS, Allen
block, Los Angeles; or to w. CHIPPEN-
DALE: Dusrte. 11Dectf
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DEYNoLD5 BROS, A SOUTH SPRING
III Street. d23f
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NOR ga, Edo ACRES ALREADY SUB
IL divided into villa tracts. in the diree.
ton OF the city's growth, fine soil; IS acres
in flnesr fruits, yielding present income;
adjoining property stifliy hid at higher
figures; offere ouly as whole. Price and
terms will insure immediate profit. BY
RAM Il POINDEXTER, 81 w. First st.
diO-tf
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FOR .SALE-Cit, Property.


ENOR oALE Al A bAkuAlN--lH WELL
known T. C. Neidt soap and Chemical
manufactory with good established trade,
ETC., etc. We'll arranged for doing a large
business, or would sell machinery, stock and
fixtures, and rent the building, also lot of
land on line of A. It. q 9. F. K. r., fine To-
cstion for large warehouse, several lots COX
100 and three dwellings,. Apply at office of
company foot of Chavez street near river or
address p. o. box 17O6. Los Angeles d1 Stf
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LNOR RENT-TOK TWO MONTHS, STORE
I rnom unw occupied by tge y p Trans
fer Co., north east cor. sain and First SITS
Poss .ssion giv-n Immediately a fine loca
ton for selling a iiday goods win rent for
my kind OF business. FORD & MYER. cor.
Main and Flrst streets, dt.-tf
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CAIN & GARRISON, ArTOR-
IL neys at Law. Rooms 2, SO and "a,
g slifornia Bank building corner Fort y, d
3 cond streets. Los Angeles. Cal. d23;f
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MEETINGS.


tSs MERRILL LODGE M. 2 %, /. q. G. T..
~ meet- ever Saturday evening
7;30 In pythian Castle, 81 =. spring street
If